Retrieval of Best Fit Software Component Using Genetic Algorithm
Keywords:
Component Classification, Genetic Algorithm, Reusable Components, ReuseAbstract
Software reuse is the use of current software components' engineering expertise or concepts for the development of a new system. Many working products can be reused, including source code, designs, requirements, architecture and documentation. Source code is the most commonly used product for software reuse. Software reuse provides the basis for dramatic quality and reliability enhancements and a lengthy-term decline in software development and maintenance costs. Additional advantages of reuse include increased interoperability and support for rapid prototyping. To enhance the practicality of the reuse of software, you need to know where you are and understand the reusable component. Software reuse repositories with effective representation of software components must be developed. These repositories must allow the developer to very easily locate and retrieve the components as needed. Much of knowledge recovery research and development is designed to improve the efficacy and quality of recovery.
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